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    The congophilic properties of organized fibrillary deposits should not be solely relied on in differentiating fibrillary GN from renal amyloidosis. Mass spectrometry and DNAJB9 immunohistochemistry can be useful in making this distinction.

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    • @rajshekharucms @Drjhoffmanmiami @rubinstein_md @AaronGoodman33 @MorieGertz And now learning that not all things that are Congo red positive are amyloid: fibrillary GN is an example of that https://t.co/e8mnwhyXzF

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    • @DavidSteensma @ASCO One approach (which may be easier and faster): just download the PDF of the abstracts: https://t.co/ixEQUZZpVI. This is one of the best features of ASCO that I wish other meetings adopted.